It's always good to think before you say something, "Would I say this to Jesus if He were the one in front of me?"
If that were the case, though, (depending on the situation) then Jesus Himself, nor Paul, Peter, or any of the rest of most of the 'writers' of the bible, would have been able to say some of what they said, and most likely they would be banned from many websites in todays era. Sometimes it's a matter of perception.
I just feel sometimes the passed should be left there, its there for a reason why keep dragging it up, it doesn't really do any good and just hurts more than if you left it behind and just moved on with your life. but what do I know .. except I wouldn't keep trying to make friends with someone that left me for someone else they thought better than me.. and it wasn't my fault they left in the first place but there's..
Gosh, ~Jo~, can I relate. That is pain like no other, being left out in the cold like that. If there's common conversation, and you come to mutual agreement, that for whatever the reasons, you'd need to part ways, but keep God's grace and well-wishes, then perhaps, if sadly, that must be. But to have no explanation, or a rather bad one, or have it thrown at you as if it's you're fault, or EVEN in some cases, it might be, but there's no grace, mercy or forgiveness, in all those scenarios, to be left with that emptiness, really hurts deep.
It was my fault 30 years ago when a relationship ended, but it wasn't me leaving for another or anything. I was the one who lost out big time then, but I was still in the wrong. Since then, it's been friendships here or there, maybe some hopefulness that didn't come to fruition, but, yes, it hurts when you're just left hanging.
(But I figure every guy is better than me anyway,
so I dont blame anyone for leaving). Kidding. Sort of.
(Their running and screaming is a bit extreme, tho ... Lol)
But seriously, I'm kind of sorry you didn't finish your post, but I won't pry, but if someone treated you like that, shame on them, ..... But, You've got a friend here that can commiserate, tho.
And I agree about not digging up the past to open old wounds.
In fact, love harbors no grudges or brings things up remembering past wrongs, (1Cor13, easier said than done), but really, what good can come of it, except if it's agreed to say sorry, and reconcile in God's grace? But to bring up old wounds only to cause new ones isn't a good idea. :hug2: